Actually some other great people to confer with are engineer reenactors. Try some of these pages. I know these guys will be happy to assist you. Should have thought of that earlier in the day.

http://www.kellyszeroes.com/

http://www.105th.org/

http://www.51ecb.org/

Thanks for all the fast help.

I'll be going to buy some original WW2 Field Manuals. I'll slapping my head to the wall, because I should have come up with that idea myself... :banghead:

to you!

Bob

Sometimes the OBVIOUS isn't all that OBVIOUS. Trial and error usually give good results in the end. Hey don't bang your head too hard. After all we need you to complete the engineer display first.

Glad to be of service. That's what this site is all about.

THIS IS PFC KEVIN 'BUNNY' WARREN THE GROUP DEMOLITION EXPERT WITH SOME OF HIS GEAR PIOR TO THE NORMANDY JUMP IN 1944. SOMETIMES I WORRY WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF 'BUNNY' WAS STOPPED ON THE WAY HOME FROM A DISPLAY BY THE POLICE.

Oh good grief, he would have some "splaining to do Lucy"! :pdt40: But officer...

THIS IS PFC KEVIN 'BUNNY' WARREN THE GROUP DEMOLITION EXPERT WITH SOME OF HIS GEAR PIOR TO THE NORMANDY JUMP IN 1944. SOMETIMES I WORRY WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF 'BUNNY' WAS STOPPED ON THE WAY HOME FROM A DISPLAY BY THE POLICE.

I like the original WW2 Demolition crates. Searching one for myself. The gear you see on that picture from 'Bunny' is not all his gear. There should be a Bunny jr.

Bob